Evolutionary stability: One concept, several meanings
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An attempt is given to unify the theory and terminology of evolutionary stability. Several definitions of evolutionary stability, namely evolutionarily stable strategy, continuously stable strategy, evolutionary genetic stability, and evolutionarily stable state, are presented in a unifying framework.
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